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CYCLING IN SIGNS AND INFORMATION REACHING A TURNING POINT

THE CITY
Over half of cyclist fatalities in central London
The Corporation of involve left turning lorries. However, with a little
London and the City of
extra care this situation can be avoided.
London Police work
constantly to maintain No cycling Cycle route Route to be Area shared by A - Cyclists – take care, hold back, be aware that
the ‘Square Mile’ as a ahead used by pedal pedal cycles and
a lorry can turn at any corner.
cycles only pedestrians
safe environment for all
road users.
B - Never cut inside a lorry if there is a chance it
could be turning.
Whilst improvements are
being made to benefit C - Remember large vehicles have many blind
individual user groups, the spots – keep out of them.
Corporation recognises CYCLE FACILITIES IN THE CITY Contra-flow cycle lane Start of with-flow pedal
cycle and bus lane
With-flow pedal
cycle lane
the need for a step-change
in provision for cycles and Cycle Routes (signed and unsigned) can be found throughout the City.
supports the high quality CYCLE SECURITY
routes of the London
Detailed route information can be obtained from the London Cycle Network DOS AND DON’TS OF CYCLING
Cycle Network +.
(www.londoncyclenetwork.org) and from Transport for London's free CYCLES ON TRAINS
The fear of cycle theft is one of the most commonly cited reasons for not
The map overleaf shows
cycle guides, which are available from the TfL and LCC websites. DO: cycling. Recognising that fact the Corporation of London has installed
Cycles can be carried on the trains
 Use the cycle facilities wherever possible and plan your route using a convenient cycle stands throughout the City, many of which are closely
the location of cycle Cycle Lanes can be found running along the side of vehicle lanes. Dashed of all National Rail companies,
parking sites in the City, lines indicate an advisory lane which other vehicles are not allowed to cycle map. monitored by CCTV. although each company has its own
together with other  Obey traffic signs and signals, particularly at junctions. In addition, the Corporation of London has also installed a number of specific policy. For details, contact:
enter unless it is unavoidable. Continuous white lines indicate a
facilities to aid cyclists. mandatory lane which other vehicles are not allowed to enter except in  Always be alert and assume that other road users have not seen you – secure cycle racks in its public car parks. It is also a planning requirement
 The individual companies
pay special attention to the movements of pedestrians. that cycle parking is provided for all new, large scale, office developments
an emergency, unless they are taxis picking up or dropping off passengers. (details can be found via the
in the City.
 Look out for obstructions and obstacles, such as traffic calming National Rail website at
In some areas pavements and footpaths have been designated as shared use In order to provide even greater security for commuter cyclists, the www.nationalrail.co.uk, or
measures, drain covers, parked cars and uneven street surfaces.
areas, for both cyclists and pedestrians. Look out for pedestrians in these areas Corporation of London intends to introduce secure cycle lockers at through the A to B magazine
 Try to wear bright clothes – fluorescent clothes or bands are best -
and always give way to them. Remember, cycling is not permitted on footways railway and underground stations. website www.atob.org.uk)
and always use lights at night.
next to the road and those footways where there are signs forbidding it. Enjoy peace of mind by following these helpful security tips:  National Rail Enquiries on
 Wear a properly fitting helmet that conforms to a recognised standard.
08457 48 49 50
 Leave your bike where a potential thief can be easily seen.
Bus Lanes – Cyclists may use bus lanes where the signs show the cycle  Use a bell so that you can warn pedestrians you are approaching. (24 hour, local rate)
 Always secure your bike, even if you are just leaving it for a minute.
symbol or where the cycle logo is marked on the carriage way.  Give lorries and other large vehicles room at junctions. If you creep up Cycles are allowed during off-peak
Consider using a second lock or cable so that your saddle and both wheels
on the inside you may end up in their blind spots. travel times on most trains and also
Cycle Exemptions have been made at junctions and road closures to give are secured if leaving your cycle on the street for more than a few hours.
 Ensure that your cycle is in good condition and is well maintained. on Underground services outside
cyclists an advantage over other vehicles. Take care when rejoining the  Use a reputable, approved security device such as a chain or D-Lock. deep tube sections.When
main traffic flow. For a complete list of approved products talk to your local cycle shop, undertaking longer journeys
DON’T: the police or contact "Sold Secure" at www.soldsecure.com. involving several companies,
At some signal controlled junctions Advance Stop Lines are provided.  Cycle on footways next to the road or those footways where there  Permanently marking your bike will discourage theft and help your reservations should be made as
These have a cycle lane on the approach to the junction and an area clearly are signs forbidding it - it is an offence to do so. chances of getting it back if stolen. Marking/tagging can be carried far in advance as possible.

marked for cyclists to wait for the lights to change in front of other traffic.  Cycle too close to the kerb or parked vehicles as it makes you less out at most cycle shops and by the police. Compact folding bikes are
 Register your bike with the City of London Police cycle registration carried free on most rail services.
Position yourself in the appropriate part of the box for the direction you visible - keep 1m away.
For details, please refer to the
will be travelling in. Try to leave space for other cyclists behind you to be  Carry bags from your handlebars. Use a rucksack or buy a rack and scheme.
conditions of carriage for the
 Buy security equipment according to the risk. For an expensive bike or
able to come in and use the box as well. bike panniers. company concerned.

in a high theft area use products that offer the greatest theft resistance.
Cycle across pedestrian crossings unless they are special cycle or
On Street Cycle Parking Facilities have been provided throughout the  When buying a new bike make sure you budget for security. If buying
toucan crossings.
City. Please lock your bicycle to these racks and not to other street a second hand bike, make sure the seller really owns the bike. If you
 Carry passengers on your cycle unless it is designed or properly
furniture (for on street cycle rack locations, see map overleaf). think you are being offered a stolen bike ring Crimestoppers
adapted to do so.
on 0800 555 111.
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